Thorndike Ball After the Opera at the Copley Plaza
Boston society filled the first opera night with a grand after party hosted by Dr and Mrs Augustus Thorndike for Miss Mary Thorndike. A late supper followed a 1am ball with an elaborate main dining room display and a New York seven piece orchestra. Dudley B Howe led the cotillion with Miss Thorndike as debs attended by many debutantes and prominent ushers including Leverett Saltonstall and Augustus Hemenway Jr.
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Augustus Thorndike
Miss Mary Thorndike
Copley-Plaza
Boston Society
Dudley B. Howe
Miss Thorndike
Commonwealth Avenue
Dacre Bush
Augustus Hemenway, Jr
George Lewis
Carleton Burr
William Homans
Reginald Foster
J. Devereux Winslow
J. Austin Amory
Walter C. Paine
George R. Minot
Charles BE. Cotting
George P. Denny
Walter Tufts, Jr
Frederick Burnham
George C. Cutler
Richard van Nest Gambrill
Theodore Frothingham
Hamilton Fish
Samuel Hoar
Harold Peabody
J. Grafton Minet
Phillip Dwight
Unclear Text Fragment From Dance and Opera Mention
The readable portion notes attendees at a dance previously attended the opera and mentions Boston, but lacks clear events, dates, or names to form a full news card.
Arlington Plays Alumni Thursday in Thanksgiving Match
Arlington High meets the alumni at Spy Pond Field on Thanksgiving morning in a hot game after a season tie. The alumni boast a strong line likely to outmatch the High School squad. Notable alumni players include Hicks Clifford Osgood Buckley Trainor Rycroft Plaisted Smith Cadman Pierce and Dippy Pierce.
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Arlington High
Spy Pond Field
Hicks
Bobby Clifford
Monk’ Osgood
Buckley
Trainor
Rycroft
Plaisted
Amherst Aggies
Smith
Cadman
Hod” Pierce
George Baumgardner Hopes Rise with Browns Next Season
Tomorrows forecast for St. Louis Browns pitcher George Baumgardner is high. Baseball writer predicts strong showings as the club plans for the season.
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George Baumgardner
St. Louis Browns
Fourth Season Opens at Grand Opera in Boston
Bernice Fisher as Olympia and Elizabeth Amsden as Giulietta head openings of Boston’s Grand Opera season. The 2751 seat house sold out though late-arriving patrons disrupted the curtain marks and cluttered corridors. Social leaders mingled with enthusiasts as box office demand remained strong despite late arrivals.
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Bernice Fisher
Boston
Mozart
Lindorf
Olympia
Ha&s
Dr. Miracle
Tales of Hoffmann Opens Boston Opera Season With Urban Vision
The Boston Opera Company launches a landmark season at the Boston Opera House with The Tales of Hoffmann under stage director Josef Urban and conductor Andre Caplet. The production showcases lavish color, innovative staging, and strong performances from Edmond Clement, Bernice Fisher, Myrna Sharlow, Elizabeth Amsden, and Edvina Severoni, earning praise for artistry, lighting, and orchestral detail.
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Fionmsrd
Cochenitle
Pitchinaccio
Frantz
Luigi Ila
Maitre Luther
Paul Saldaigne Hermann
Schlemil
Edgard Bourquin Stella
Ceede
Siseiea
Myrna Sharlow
Josef Urban
Boston Opera House
Hoffmann
Nicklausse
Caplet
Urban
Miss Fisher
Frieda Hampel
Berlin Opera
Olympia
Giulietta
Madame Edvina
Antonia
Louise
Mr. Blanchart
Crespel
Cilla
Andreas
Cochenille
Pitinacchio
Women in Handsome Gowns at the Reception
Mrs John L Gardner wears brocaded white satin with peacock feather ornament. Mrs George Burroughs in silver garniture. Miss Mary W Barnard in blue crepe with Chantilly lace. Miss Dorothy Jordan in Nell rose velvet with tulle bodice. Names of guests include Mrs William H Schofield and Mrs Charles W Eliot among others.
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Mary Katherine Ayer
George L. Fearing
Nathaniel Simpkins, Jr
Henry M. Whitney
S. Tucker Burr
Eliot Hubbard
Gordon Dexter
Quincy Shaw
Richard
Towne
Eben Blaine Stanwood
James Fuller Lord
Frederick Ayer
Fanny P. Mason
Alice Thevin
C. M. Loeffler
Winifred Byrd
A. Whitney
S. R. Anthony
Stanley P. Clemens
William Taylor
E. B. Lyman
Hugh Bancroft
N. Woodbury
Minnie IL
Gaffney
G. H. Wood
Louise Rice
J. H. Sanborn
William Prendergast
B. W. Frederick
Helena Shipman
Richard Field
George B. McDonald
Amos Lawrence Hathaway
Ray Dennis
Lilla Ormond
John L. Gardner
George Burroughs
Mary W. Barnard
Dorothy Jordan
William H. Schofield
Charles W. Eliot
Mabel Endicott
Automobile Stolen in Lowell. Lenox Car Reported
Stolen from Dutton street Lowell on Sunday afternoon November 24 a Lenox touring car No 4570 a 1912 model light gray with blue trimmings was last seen heading toward Boston Any information should be communicated to Field and Cowles 85 Water street Boston Telephone Main 43
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Dutton
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Lamb
Wells
Webster
Wesselhoeft
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Mason
Hemenway
Winslow
Thacher
Amory
Lawrence
Burr
Morgan
Eliot
Rantoul
Saltonstall
Olivia Thorn
Arlington
Mr. Retailer
Nebo
New York
North End
Ssamson and Delilah
Luther's
Nuremberg
BY Olin Downes
Boston Opera Company
Offenbach
House of Spalanzani
Marcoux
Clement
Kleinzach
Autonia
Mr. Marcoux
Copelius
Capertutto
Death
Miracle
Cresper
Mr. Clement
Melzar Smith CO
Boylston Street
Down Town
Earth
UP Town
Snow
Thomas Snow & Son
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W & Son
Faneuil Hall
Elkridge
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